期刊名称：Central European Journal of International and Security Studies
印刷版ISSN：1802-548X
出版年度：2007
卷号：1
期号：2
出版社：Metropolitan University Prague
摘要：In the Western philosophic and literary tradition to be without home or country is a fate that both demands our loathing and pity. As Aristotle characterized it, a man born without a city is either a "beast or a god". Such beings Aristotle maintains, since they cannot properly be called human, have a natural tendency towards war and violence. Aristotle sites Homer in describing such a being as clanless, lawless, and hearthless. "The man who is such by nature at once plunges into a passion for war; he is in the position of a solitary piece in a game of draughts."
